Embracing Being God’s Masterpiece
We live in a world that constantly measures our worth by achievements, appearances, or abilities. It is easy to look at our shortcomings, weaknesses, and physical limitations and conclude that we are less than enough. Yet, Scripture gives us a radically different truth. In Ephesians 2:9–10, we are reminded that salvation is not earned by works, but given by grace, and that “we are God’s masterpiece, created in Christ Jesus to do good works.” The word masterpiece paints a picture of intentional design, artistry, and value. A masterpiece is not mass-produced—it is one-of-a-kind. It carries the imprint of the artist’s heart and mind. To be called God’s masterpiece means that you were created with deliberate thought, immense care, and eternal purpose. Every detail of who you are—your gifts, your personality, even your struggles—has been woven together with divine intention. Being God’s masterpiece does not mean we are flawless in the way the world defines perfection. It means that God sees...